Examples of using "Dinledim" in a sentence and their english translations:
I listened.
I've heard enough.
I listened to Tom.
I listened to them.
I listened to him.
I just listened.
I listened intently.
I listened to her story.
I listened to the radio while I worked.
I listened to the news on the radio.
I listened to music yesterday.
I listened to music.
- I listened to everybody.
- I listened to everyone.
I listened to the Beatles in my youth.
I listened carefully.
Last night, I listened to radio.
I listened to the radio last night.
I heard it on the news today.
I listened to him reluctantly.
Why did I ever listen to you?
I listened to the music of birds.
- I heard that song before.
- I've heard that song before.
Yesterday I heard a beautiful song.
I listened but could not hear any sound.
I listened, but I heard nothing.
I listened to some of his records.
I listened to some records last night.
I listened to some CDs last night.
I listened, but I didn't hear anything.
- I've had enough of your lies!
- I've had enough of your lying.
I just listened and kept quiet.
I closed my eyes and listened to the sound of the ocean.
- I've heard this story scores of times.
- I have heard this story scores of times.
I listened but couldn't make out what they were saying.
This is the first time I've ever listened to Hungarian music.
I often listened to him speak in English.
I often listened to him playing the melody on the trumpet.
I was told to go not by boat but by plane, which advice I followed.
I have heard of this song some time ago.
Tom listened to Mary recite the poem that she had memorized.
Yesterday I listened to a very beautiful song.
I heard a really beautiful song yesterday.
I feel like I've heard that conversation before.
Then the pen fell from my hand and I just listened.
I couldn't decide what to do, so I just followed my heart.
When I was in Spain, I listened to this kind of music. It was very fast and its fans smoked pot in order to dance to it.